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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
Farm House Burned.

RAPID CITY, Oak, Oct. 1.-THE farm
house of c. S%chleuning, about two miles
south of Rapid City, was burned. Mrs,
Schleuning and two children barely
escaped with their lives. The father was
absent. Nothing was saved from the
building, Loss, $1,000.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
Horny aeorre In.nao,ar. p,rr.

NEW York, Oct, 1.-THE police hare
been instructed to prevent all Henry
George election inspectors from taking
part in the registration, the courts hay
ing declared their appointment Illegal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
Jordan,s stormv uoaa

OTTUMwA, Ia, Oct. 11.-Stormy Jor-
dan was fined $$33, 900 on one Indictment
and two charges of contempt. Six
months imprisonment also goes with
each case of contempt.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
Livery. Stable burned.

MEMO, Ia, Oct IA fire broke ont
in the livery barn of O.. Sands, in this
place burningtha barn and allits contents,
including nine horses with harness, grain
and hays Insured in the Capitol Insur-
ance company of Dies Moines.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
Ayres win 20 before the U. S. Court.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 11.-Attorney
General Ayres in charge of a deputy mar
shall was at the United States court sew
eral hours assisting Mr.. G. ". Meredith,
OF his counsel in preparation of papers
for application for a writ of habeas cor
pus. The work was completed in time
for MI. Meredith to take the evenings
train for Washington and he will pre-
sent the petition for the writ to the United
States supreme court now in session
there,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
win Protect American missionaries.

MADRID. Oct. IA large Spanish
force has been ordered to the Caroline
island to punish the natives. The United
States corvette Essex has been ordered
to the same place to protect the Ameri-
can missionaries there.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
The cnshiar skinnad

GREEN BAY, Wis, Oct. .11.--The Mer-
chants and Miners bank Of Iron Noun
tain closed Saturday. 1t is understood
the cashier has skipped TO Canada with
S15, 600.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
Has ApoIogixed to Gu, w,,,,.m.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE manager of
a matrimonial agency who claimed Ia
have furnished Gus Williams, the actor
with ais wife has acknowledged his mis-
AXE and apologized to Mr.. Williams.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
WIN Not GRANT the Advance

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 1L.-Ths Lee
high company has informed a miners
committee that the advance in wages
would not be granted.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
Twenty-Two passengers Drowned.

TouLoN, Oct. Ji.-A steamer owned
by the Mcreli company was wrecked In.
the bas OF Bornao. Twenty-Five pas
5engersl were drowsIed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
BRAVE llTTLE EMMA AeaoTT,

b Dcnounces ~ Holy Traducer OF the
Operate Stage.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. l1.-McKen.
dree church, the leading Methodist Epis-
copal church of this city, was the scene
Of quite a sensation. The pastor, Rev.
w, A. Gambler. delivered a very severe
ard bitter sermon on the subject of the
theatre. Miss Emma Abbott occupied a
seat in the rear of the church, and at the
; conclusion OF the sermon arose, and in 4
short speech. entered q protest against
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12

you have about the same influence as Mr..
Robere Garrett can exert.
1t was learned IN another quarter that
| Mr.. Garrett will be pacified and that mat
tiers will be arranged to his satisfaction.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12

William Van Meter, a farmer living
near Louisville, KY. was fatally shot by
William Bowles, who but lately had.
married Van Meters steprdaughter.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
nribea hx sIr Charles, Agents.

HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. 11.-Sir Charles
Tupper's election has been declared void
on account of bribery by agents.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12

Adjournment of the Mormon Conference
SALT LAKE, Oct. 1.-THE Mormon
conference adjourned without choosing a
president of the church. MILFORD Wood
ruff remains president by virtue of his
Office as head of the twelve apostles.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12

EIMPLEs, black heada, chapped and 81.
wv skin prevented by Cutieura Medic,ttaii
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
SCRATCH D 28 YE.Ds
A Scaly, Itching Skin ~
ENDLESS Suffering Cured s { with
Cuticura Remed;as BY

IL hsa known of the Cnt;cn..
szoon hundred do,lars,a aad nave saved NJ
slnouht OF suffering NV d;sa au an impeass
= mHlenoed on my head In a se (~PsoriasiS
may a 1t spreed rspidisvpo t Rot largs,l
9ody and got under my nails al over M nv
crop on OF me all the time. : ~ scales wouiaS
s ss .is ena Would and nd, VI, hoat relief eI' p1. , sSafslias
over again ! sm a poor man have No. this cises,ee
. renewed of what some of tbu i,eel nch d
was lepfosy, some ring-wo,m ~ doctors ssi
toy e.; and. -. Sarsapar. las oy w. liasis, etc,
. neli, tu 70 cuta. iwent IN we Year sbc
doctoIs and no cure. l cannot .Mo % ths.s
enia hemedles too much, heyT base The euG.
skin as clear and free from sosi nave made ny
Al l used OF them was three bnysa asa bsbyss
aua th,ee bottles of Gu icurs roiteubtun
cakes OF Cuticura soap II snv AID
here and eaid You would have sma had beeas
SaN.W Q would have bad the mo os,eo me To-
IKE the picture in your book ~ ppaey: LOOKED
lure two, "How to Cure s0i ss;s ipc'
eases, but now am as clear S as sklu biz
sver a Thro agh 70 ce or ba any gettgs
oyer M rms and | On 10 ,c,a = tub n!
IN q WHILE, but to no pu. pose, suaascn one
1 scratched twenty light years, and ~; Y al well
q KIND or second II Itnre to a a. II, |. got to b
Thousand times. A, yth ng more uasnk soul
20 snow write me or any one Who seu van
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ENNI IOWNINo
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
Caught in a burning Hotel.

PHnADELPHIA, Oct, 1.-THE magnii-
cent bfinmaur hote,, situated at the
pretty suburban resort on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, ten miles west OF this
city. caught FIRE aud was almost totally
destroyed. "A defective flue from the
kitchen was the cause of the catastrophe.
The guests, fifty in number, and SER
wants escaped, But under considerable
alarm The loss is estimated at $3.50, 600;
insurance not ascertained.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
Drawn BY FOUR WHITE HORSES
The President Treated to a Carriage
Rid and n Ennch.

ANsHteu 10 n NurrtaE1
Rid and a Lunch.
ST, PAUL, Oct. 1.-THE presidential
party partook of a light breakfast at 8
o'clock in the ladies' ordinary. A bed Of
roses occupied the center of the table,
and thersfioral tributes were scattered
In profusion about the room. Although
the sun was shining brightly, the air
was decidedlyscool for an open carriage
drive without heavy overwhelming. As
the party came down stairs the guests
in the hotel were the first to give
cheers to the first gentleman and lady of
the land. There were five carriages In
the procession, the frat drawn by four
white horses, being occupied by the presi-
dent and Mrs. Cleveland, Mayor Smith
and Hon p. H. Kelley. THE route was
around by Douglas bluff and thence to
st. A~nthony's hill, taking In the
two extremes of the city. For the
greater part of the distance the sidewalks
and border of the roads were a solid
mass of spectators who eheered them
selves hoarse. After the drive the presi-
dent was entertained at lunch at the
Minnesota club, while Mrs. Cleveland
paid a flying visit to the residence of one
Of her old friends. AT noon the presiden-
fial train left for Minneapolis.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
Waterbury. Vt Jan. 9Jtb, Az LOWING.

Psoriasis, Eczema, Tester, Rinsvorn -.
< ,nIitus, scsll Head. Mils Crp,t iaehea,
Barher,', 3 kerr, Grooers, ard p%vMnoiaa,
Somsn's Itch. ard every species s' Of Washer.
iaa soaly; Pi@rly Ramors Of Of t tb,sa st.,
pna SSajp e ense si9 S% with Loss Of HsirD' s an
Cure. aas c pusicu ps GatlGu'a, the great siis
Be utifi.r externally, and uuticura4 I Rss"i aSla
the new Blood Purifier internally, when v nsSlI
CLANS and ali other rem dies fall. "Aen pa!s
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
I SAND Of ToUeHs DISCOVERED.
Bound Together In Crime by an Irons
Clad Oath.

FLMIRA. n Y, Oct. 1I.-A series OF
incendiary fires and burglaries in this
city was brought to an end by the arrest
OF nine young men who had banded to-
gether for the purpose Of robbery and ar
son The culprits had ar iron-clad agree.
ment calling for the death of any mem
Der who deyulged the associations Sc
crets, The first youth has made a con-
fession, duplicating his associates. A
large amount Of stolen property was re.
covered and the police say the evidence
against the young men is conclusive.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
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UNION STOCK YARDS,
RlCA4b. Oct. 10.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12

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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12

Frank James, the ex,bandit, is said tx
be dying at Dallas, Texas.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-12
MRS. FITCH SMITH,

A GRADUATE Of Now Yorz City Conssrvs;;,
IN toire of Musie and 4 q rs GLASS teaobelvvss
Piano. Organ and VOCAL culture, will recsi hi
scholars ats F, Wsgoner's Music storsII II
Third Street, or will 20 TO home OF pups
desired.
B-For further information call g. u'
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
JEFF DAVIS REPLIES TO BEA UREGARD.

NEw-ORLEASs April 25.-General Bcauregard printed
ON Sunday letter animadvertng Jefferson Daviss
references to the battle OF Shiloh In his address at the
unvcng OF the statue General Albert Sidney Johnston
To this letter Mr. Davis replied lie charges General
Beauregard with qubbling and says
In nv opinon the only mistake OF General Johnston
in relation 10 the battle of shiloh in personally
making the order OF march from Cornth toward PITTS
burg Landing for which his large experience In the
movement OF troops peculiarly qualified him. instead OF
ntr,lsng that duty to General Beauregard mis- second
I'm command and who had comparatively little ser
vice with troops IN the field II IN this way as appears
by contemporaneous statements day was needlessly
cent i'm the march, IL mistake with serious c0nse-
a,lences have no disposition enter into this con
toversy did mention General Beaurcgard either
by name or official designation IN my remarks on the Gth
inst He undertook plain reference to him
self what might have been generally supposed to be
long TO some staff officer, but he knew the rigfu owner
aud claimed his and proved that could not refer 70
anything which happened on the field OF Shiloh. IL
would have been more pertinent II ne had SHOWN tat he
order had been the OF delay In the
arrival OF the troops at the point OF junction.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
. xrwsp.pER waRryygwoRLEAys.

NEw-ORLEANs, April % tspcedD-The community Is
cons hleaJly excited over a war between The Even
ing states and The Picayunc which has degeneraed
into an abuse Of individuals and threatens TO cul-
inmate in q duel II not street fight. Last week.
following the introduction Of the suit by the Attorney
General Of the state against the Coonseed Oh Trust
Company in tho courts Of this city, The Pclyune"
commented the proceedings and roughly handed
the company. The next day 1t defended the oh
Trust and intimatcd that the AuorneyGeneral was
the tooI Of stockiobb The States called at
tenton to the difference between the two articles ana
the war opened yesterday morning. The Picay unc ,
had u personal attack upon NJ j. Hearsey ana reolgo
W. Duprcc, editors and propretors OF The states,
and J. Pincliney smith, manager OF that paper Iney
changed from "Rcf0mcrs' to supporters ana hench,
men OF Il corrupt ring. This evening The STATES
denOunccs H. C. Parker. editor Of The Picayune, as
a hired bully and assassin, coward. etc, and thus
the matter stands for the present liearsey Duprec
and Itlrker have each been In dncls.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
THE CRUELTIES IN THE STATE ASYLUM

GRAND JUROR TO INVESTIGATE THE KILLING OF
CHARLES BROWN OBTAINED ~ BUFFALo.
BUFFALO, April 25 (Specai --Considerabe dificnity
was experienced to-day in organizing the Grami jury
of the Superior Court to investigate the alleged muir
dor of Charles W. Brown at the State Asylum Judge
Beckwith had to draw extra jurors. 1t was so iate
in the afternoon when they retired that no testimony
was<aken but Distrct-Atorney Quinby will start the
investigation tomorrow morning. His office was
crowded to-day with witnesses who arc TO testhy
regarding Browns case and others Of similar nature
Thomas b. O'Bricn, of the City Trcasurer's ONCE
who swore out tho warrant which three attcndahts
were arrested murder ia actively aiding the prose-
cuton lie procured the Affidavit Of Mrs. Mary Grant,
and said tonight that he knew Of other cases one
OF these is that of Abram s. Vedder. farmer OF
Maria In this county His was ih the city to-
day and said that Mr. Vcdder became insane as the
result OF a stroke of paralysis. lie was first sent 10
the Utica Asylum and afterward transferred 70 Buaio
He recovered and sent home. a second stfoho y,
paralysis resulted in his again becoming Insane, ana
ho returned to the asylum some SIX years aso;
when Keepers Jones and McMcbacl absconded to avoid
prosecution for cruelty to inmates. Ncdder was at the
asylum and was reported to have been abused Dy
them. His ankle was broken and he died from MS
Injuries Young Vedder says that the asylum author
tiles told him that another patient Knocked him down.
Mr.. OBrien said tonight that he did not see now
the Grand Jury could avoid indlctng the threc AZ
tcndants for manslaughtcr At least. He added:
''An undertaken hero tells me that no recently
black eyes He did not investigate whether his ribs
were broken or brittle, and no coroner was sent Tor
Mr. O'Bricn said that Governor Hill should order
an Investigation independent Of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
NOCH4NGEIN THE SILVERSMITH LOCKOUT

The trouble between the silver manufacturers and
their men seems 10 be no nearer settlement than IL
was last week. None OF the lockedout men has
decided to 90 back to work the terms proposed by
the bosses and the latter their part show no die
position to yield in their demands. The manager OF
tie Gorham Manufacturing Company says that
none 81 his men has given up work AS vet aud IA
small proportion of them organized is not likely
that they will quit work. This the men look on
as an element of strength to them. as they say that
the Gorham Company will get the cream OF the trade
now and to protect themselves the other concerns
will he forced to open their shops
The chasers the most ndepen lent OF the locked
out men, They say that they have a practical
monopoly of their trade and the supply OF worsnen
is not equal to the demand. communication was
cent to Tiffany ~ Co. yesterday oferiug to supply
men to finish the Gladstone testimonial axe ior moth
ing. but as yet reply has been received from the
firm
G. T. Cook OF Tiffany & Co., says that he has
received the request of the men TO met committee
to talk the trouble over, but he will not have anything
TO do with a committee.
PROVIDENCE, April 25.- The silversmiths en-
poyed at the Gorham Manufacturing Company s
works have voted to oisband the local assembly OF
the Knights OF LABOR in this city. to which they
belong
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26

BUFFALO, April 25.-The Commercial Adrertiser to-day
says "A prominent Democratic politician oil Rochester
Colonel -, who Is also Intimate personal friend OF
Mr. Cleveland aud knew him well when he was pam
Lawyer Cleveland, OF Buffalo, visited Washington re-
Gently talk Rochester Post Ohico appointment
with the President The gentleman was one OF the most
enthusiastic boomers for Cleveland In western Newf"rH
during his campaigns for Governor and President. MI.
Cleveland received him most cordially and spent an hour
with him In general conversation after the immediate
business In hand had been disposed or Ihey talked over
old times, and variety OF topics came up fnaiy inc
Rochester man rosc to withdraw and remarked 10 the
President that he had not been In Washington Tor twenty
years and did not again, unless lie added
should come down to you inaugurated LOT sccohu
term 81, -. -.
1.-THE President Immediately replied with great en-.
phasis and apparent sincerity: MY dear Soohc u !ou
wait for that event you will never come. . ,, .
The Rochester protested bat the Lresidont, put
ting his hand his visitors arm said; No earthly con
sideratiOn could induce to accept another leim
When nnish my present term OF Office expect 10 re'o
from public hfe' ,.. o
The visitor says that he left the Presidents presence
fully impressed with Mr. Ceyelands sincerity anu Sc
robustness In what he said The conversation was
Buffalo friend who happened TO pe ia hocues'er o"o
day last week"
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
DfYrALs FROM THE WHITE HOUSE.
WHAT SENATOR VEST ruSKs-oPINIoS OF OFFICE


HOLDERS PROM NEw-YoaK
W,sufxGToS April - (specian. Private Secretary
Lamont wa- kept olcrby busy to-day denying the story
Tat President Cleveland recently prepared letter
declaring his intention not TO be candidate Tor secohd
term and that Mr. Dorshemcr induced him to suppress
H. il not true said Colonel Lamont over and over
again The story that the President would decline has
been repeated several times the authority of Mr.
DorshelIncr. Western newspaper correspondents says
that he had IL from Mr. Dorsheimcr himself. joan H.
Haskn repeated It the authority when In wash
lngt0n recently IL X stated that the story IL sometimes
with and sometimes without the feature OF letter from
the President defining hs attitude Senator Vest, whose
unrar,led remarks in private conversation formed the
basis Of the story published saturday does not he
eye that Mr. Cleveland ever has written or Thought OF
writing such q letter. To "A star reporter he said;
I'm my opinion all that he has ever said upon the
subject OF denomination was, In substance what he snf
10 me; and he said the To ex-senator McDOnalu l"
Morrison, to Carlisle and TO other Democrats That was
that he had no desire second termi that his am
bition was To administer the Government In sch man
ner tha, any Democrat could be elected The President
is IN honest conscientious public servant strNns W
do the best that Is possible for the whole country ne
given To ambitious schemes. do not believe that he
gives any thought now 10 the succession ne ~ 700
busy engaged with present duties f9r that anu nave
idea that he has considered letter declaring ms
attitude possible candidate NJ al necessary 20 Ihr
his personal feelings and inclinaons co. DeheNo
he would be glad To retire nj the end OF MS term
With tone OF crclulous sincerity which was Almost
touching exCongressman Stevens OF Attlca, declared
that Mr. Cleveland VIII not use patronage 10 s'o"c
denominations" but he thinks that the nomination VIII
accented II offered Mr. stevens also thinks that Mr
Cleveland can yet the New-lork delegauoh 10 Tue
National Convention ii he wants IT. ~,
This 10 be the opinion Of all the army or New
York men who hold places under the Reform Admin
stration in Washington who ready or willing to ex
opinion one or two m'n VINO W. were re iha,o
aud whom he has placed under heavy ob gat ions, seem
to hold contrary opinion, and they shlas @ thelr
shoulders rather significantly when tile SUBJECT Is eh
toned.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
4 Ba1rruoRE AyD ONO SUIT DISMISSED

NEw-onLEANs, April % tSpeeiab. Associate Judge
Todd as the organ OF the state Supreme Court to-day
read the decision OF the court IN the case OF the Balt
more and Ohio Telegraph Company against the Louisiana
Western Railroad Company reversing the Judgment OF
the lower dismssng the suit The Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Company sued the Mosan aud Loa siana
Western and succeeded in maintaining its line from
New Orleans to LAFAYETTE along the line OF the roads, toe
Supreme deciding in favor of the Baltimore ana
Ohio Company appeal The suit was then brought III
the Parish Calcaseu appropriate. The SUIT was con-
tested removed TO the United states Court on the pc
titon OF the Western Union Telegraph Company, made
defendants. Another suit for appropriation was brought
by the Baltimore and Ohio at Lake Charles. IN Cacasen
Parish. The Western Union Company intcryencd.
and one OF tie objections urged was that the
suit could be tried in vacation OF the court put only
and Judgment was rendered In favor OF the Baltimore
ana Ohio giving them the right of way. The decision;
as stated reverscs the Judgment of the lower coult ana
dismsses the suit.
New-York tribune., 1887-04-26
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.



sHIPwRECKED CREW CARRiED E9 10 sRAIS, raans, y,
PORTLAND April 25.1ho schooner Parker NJ hooper OF
Bath sae ro Havana for Boston ON February 20 am & was
given up for lost To-day dispatch was receiver Ilon
hmrra SPAN signed by captain darkness, who belongs Ia
Camen ms ralioves the ioaIs Tor the saety o tue cre"
HARDSHIPS ON LAKE MICHIGAN
Sotrru HAVEN, Mich, April 25.-The tug Jennie King
which ON Saturday deserted by all her crew save o
men was sighted yesterday eight miles on thls pol ih'
ay ior which lying weather bouhd Drought he III
Tho two rough experience having been ihitsA
hours without food. - -
A VICTIM OF THE HAYMARKET MASSACRE
CuIc ,Go April 25-Onicer J. X. McMahon, who was
vonndrd In the tho Haym rkct year ago. IL Ill
critical condition expected 10 recover lie mas no
pcru able since lie was wounded OWING 10
an injury bone and two surgical operations nave peeh
necessary
A MISSING DRAFT FOR $4,000 FOUND.
PM LAnELrHIA April 25-The draft for Si1ooo uiaWh
oarly nis upon New.lOrk National BnNhg AssO
catIon OF North America, OF hls ciy IN lnNV
OF Damn been found Ii had been nisia" III
The office III Dunn Brothers.
FORESTRY CONGRESS INVITED TO ILLINOIS.
SpIlNGFlELp April 2j-rho Senate resolution eAtennnh
an Invitation Americ torcsy congress 10 no' We
next scss,ol IA Sepe uber 1884, at Splhshel au
nee se OF the Assembly Chamber Ior tho congress wa" oo
In by the House today.
PAYING FOR VIOLATION OF REVENUE LAW.
CHICAGo April Ala dispatch from Peofit 10 re DasE
ye,rs SAYS FcL Swabiccr AZ Co., tisiiifis ao scu''
her with the Government IN wn'cl tey ~ew s ~
win Jrraking laws ~ tho mater u r.ns ""
rcls said that the vic,c cost i,m he"fn siVo0"